WypAll L40 PowerClean Dry-Up Towels 200 Ct
WypAll® L40 PowerClean Dry-Up Towels — 19.5" x 42", 200 Count
Cloth-Like Softness, Sponge-Like Absorbency, Single-Use Simplicity
WypAll® L40 Dry-Up Towels are a disposable alternative to laundered cloth towels, built with DRC (Double Re-Creped) technology to deliver a rare combination of sponge-like absorbency and cloth-like softness in one sheet. Each bath-sized towel measures a generous 19.5" x 42" — large enough for full-body drying or covering wide surface areas during industrial cleaning — and handles everything from general-purpose drying to heavy-duty grease removal.
The DRC construction absorbs liquids, lubricants, and oils quickly, well ahead of standard paper towels, while the soft outer layer stays gentle enough for skin and face use yet durable enough for tough scrubbing. Swapping laundered cloth towels for a disposable like this eliminates the cost, hassle, and hygiene concerns of washing and storing reusable textiles — a reason it's trusted across fitness centers, schools, manufacturing plants, and healthcare environments for wiping and equipment maintenance. Each case of 200 ships in a protective dispenser box that keeps towels clean and dry until use.
Key Features
- Generous Bath-Sized Dimensions: 19.5" x 42" towels, ideal for full-body drying or covering large surface areas.
- High-Speed Absorption: DRC technology quickly soaks up liquids, lubricants, and oils, outperforming standard paper towels.
- Plush & Gentle Texture: Soft enough for skin and face use, durable enough for tough scrubbing tasks.
- Laundering Alternative: Eliminates the cost, hassle, and hygiene concerns of laundering and storing cloth towels.
- Versatile Industry Use: Trusted in fitness centers, schools, manufacturing plants, and healthcare environments.
- Convenient Dispenser Box: Ships in a protective box that keeps towels clean and dry until ready for use.
Equipment Specialist Insight: The DRC construction is the real differentiator — standard paper towels tear and pill when wet, while the double re-creping gives these towels the wet-strength and stretch of cloth without the laundering cycle. That makes the 19.5" x 42" size genuinely useful rather than just generous: it's large enough to dry a whole surface or wipe down full equipment in one pass instead of reaching for towel after towel. For facilities weighing disposables against a cloth-towel laundering contract, this is the calculation that usually tips things: no pickup and delivery schedule, no laundering hygiene risk between uses, and no per-towel loss or wear cost — just restock the dispenser box when it runs low.
Technical Specifications
- BrandWypAll® (Kimberly-Clark Professional)
- TypeL40 PowerClean Dry-Up Towel, DRC
- Towel Size19.5" x 42" (extra large)
- Count200 towels per case
- MaterialBonded cellulose (DRC)
- ColorWhite
- SterilityNon-sterile, disposable
- FormatFlat sheets in a dispenser box
Q: What is DRC technology?
A: DRC stands for Double Re-Creped — a manufacturing process that creates extra texture and stretch in the bonded cellulose material, giving it cloth-like softness and flexibility alongside strong absorbency. It's what lets these towels handle liquids, oils, and grease without tearing the way a standard paper towel would.
Q: Can I use these on skin?
A: The outer texture is designed to be gentle enough for skin and face use, such as full-body drying, while still holding up to tougher scrubbing tasks elsewhere. As with any single-use towel, use good judgment for sensitive skin and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
Q: How do these compare to laundered cloth towels?
A: They're built to replace them. You get comparable softness and absorbency without a laundering contract, storage logistics, or the hygiene risk of reusing towels between uses — each towel is single-use and disposed of after the job, then restocked from the dispenser box.
Specifications are provided by the manufacturer and are subject to change; verify size, count, and material against the physical packaging. These towels are a disposable cleaning and drying product, not a medical or sterile product; do not use for procedures requiring sterile materials. Dispose of used towels according to your facility's waste protocols, particularly after use with chemicals, oils, or hazardous materials.
